Titlebook: Ralegh and the Throckmortons; A. L. Rowse Book 1962 A. L. Rowse 1962 Britain.Europe.history.Modernity.political history.political science.

瘋狂

Chromatic

消散

Debrief

PRISE

Jacobean Country Gentleman,izon, the crescent shape of the forest, well-off with money coming in increasingly from both arable and sheep-pasture, Throckmorton was in a position to entertain constantly and generously. He was a natural host, rather than a guest; one does not find him going to stay much in other people’s houses:

偽書

Ralegh: The Last Act,im. There is the obsession with Guiana, now more clamorous since it offered the only chance of liberty, of escape from the Tower. There is the self-justification, the continued assertion of his innocence, now fortified in his mind, if in no-one else’s, by King James letting him out to go on the voya

改良

Posterity,h’s head, upon its severance from the body, ‘was showed on each side of the scaffold and then put into a red leather bag, and his wrought velvet gown thrown over it, which was afterwards conveyed away in a mourning coach of his lady’s’.. It seems that Bess had it embalmed and kept it with her to her

Phonophobia

Posterity,is day, and I have kissed it.’. This is somewhat curious coming from a bishop, even from a bishop addicted to ritualistic practices and inclining to Catholicism: one hardly thinks of Ralegh’s head as a holy relic.

肥料

The Young Heir,n May 1561 Francis Goldsmith, who had charge of them, expressed the opinion that ‘they cannot, being well brought up, degenerate utterly from their fathers, whose service towards England I delight rather to consider than to report the same to you’.

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